HR Magazine (UK)

HR Magazine (UK)

HR Magazine caters to innovative and people-oriented business leaders seeking valuable insights and real-world examples of HR practices that drive high-performance in organizations. The magazine is available through individual requests and undergoes independent audits (ABC). It boasts an ABC circulation of 8,050 HR decision-makers who fit specific criteria: This includes HR directors, chief HR officers, VPs of HR, personnel directors, HR managers, employee benefits directors and managers, recruitment directors and managers, talent directors and managers, as well as learning and development directors and managers. Additionally, finance directors, managing directors, and other directors and managers responsible for HR budgets also receive copies, along with others in managerial roles that involve people management.

National, Trade/B2B
English
Magazine

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Domain Authority
64
Ranking

Global

#441481

United Kingdom

#37027

Business and Consumer Services/Business Services

#357

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Monthly visitors

Articles

  • 1 week ago | hrmagazine.co.uk | Lara Bryant |Dominic Bernard

    The UK Supreme Court has ruled that the legal definition of a woman should be based on biological sex, and that the legal concept of sex is binary. We asked commentators how this could impact HR. During the Supreme Court hearing yesterday (16 April), Judge Lord Hodge stressed that the law still protects against discrimination to transgender people, and that the ruling should not be seen as "a triumph of one or two groups in our society at the expense of another".

  • 2 weeks ago | hrmagazine.co.uk | Megan Tatum

    As organisations collect ever more staff data, and operate more digitally, the risks and legal ramifications of leaked emails have increased, as Megan Tatum reports. Consumer law firm Slater + Gordon found itself the subject of global headlines last month after a damning email was sent to hundreds of its Australian employees.

  • 1 month ago | hrmagazine.co.uk | Lara Bryant

    A HMRC worker has won £25,000 in compensation at an employment tribunal, after a manager's contact – sending a birthday card – was ruled ‘unwanted conduct’.

  • 1 month ago | hrmagazine.co.uk | Lara Bryant

    Judges’ concerns over their personal safety in court have substantially increased over the last two years, research suggests.

  • 1 month ago | hrmagazine.co.uk | Lara Bryant

    Entrepreneurship makes 80% of female founders more confident and 87% happier, despite the challenges of running a business, research released today (7 March) has shown.

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